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… (Burslem), Chaddendelle (Chatterley), Coldemorton (Cold Norton), Enedon (Endon), Grytton (Gretton), Hyrton (Horton), …
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… Barra, Gilberto de Oscote, Willelmo filio Galfridi de Norton, Nicholao de Corscote in Wyreley mul tis aliis." m. 1, …
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… was out of his mind. Matilda called to warranty Simon de Norton, who appeared by attorney and warranted the tenement …
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… same Henry gave to Hervey all the land which he held in Norton under Kevrement, viz., ten librates of land. And Henry … had deforced Hervey of any wood belonging to the land of Norton, which had remained to his father by the fine. The … to summon sixteen Knights and others of the vicinage of Norton, to be in Court at fifteen days from Michaelmas, to …
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… de Mere for one-third of twelve librates of land in Norton, and one-third of ten librates of land in Mere and …
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… villam 2 of the said Hugh and Isolda, sued William de Norton for taking their goods and chattels to the value of 6 …
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… of the same, Richard de Rugeleye, Adam son of Roger de Norton, and nine others named, for beating, wounding, and …
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… Staff. Juliana, daughter of Richard de Benteleye, of Norton, sued William le Champion for three messuages, a … twelve acres of meadow, and fifty-eight acres of moor in Norton, near Cannokbury, which Thomas de Bentele had given to … Staff. Juliana, daughter of Richard de Benteleye, of Norton, sued Reginald Aldyth of Norton, for twenty-six acres …
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… twenty acres of wood, and six acres of meadow in Norton under Kevermunt. Hugh appeared and answered for all …
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… dorso. Staff. An assize, etc., if Osbert son of Ralph de Norton and William his son had unjustly disseised Richard de Norton 5 and Matilda his wife of an acre of pasture in Norton-super-le-Canok. William appeared and answered as …